1. "Elegance Unbound" is a vibrant abstract portrait of an African woman, celebrating culture, strength, and heritage. Bold oilsticks convey dynamic energy and elegance. Her Afro symbolizes resilience and pride; the wrapper reflects tradition and community. Inspired by African women’s dignity, the piece invites appreciation of their beauty, poise, and global contributions.

  2. "Daddy's Angel" is a vibrant abstract portrait of a baby girl, radiating innocence and joy. Bold oilsticks capture a father’s unconditional love. Blue earrings symbolize guidance, while Afro hair and chubby cheeks reflect purity and beauty. The playful background evokes wonder, celebrating love, innocence, and life’s profound, simple joys.

  3. "Unstoppable" is a powerful abstract portrait of a young African boy emerging from darkness into light. Bold oilstick strokes capture innocence, energy, and determination. His calm expression symbolizes resilience and hope, while the background reflects adversity. Inspired by African youth and Hotel Rwanda, the piece celebrates courage, triumph, and indomitable spirit.

  4. "Love and Affection" is a vibrant abstract portrait of two sisters, symbolizing unity, loyalty, and support. Expressive oilstick strokes capture their bond, with fused bodies and bowed heads reflecting protection, humility, and respect. Inspired by Venus and Serena Williams, the piece celebrates sibling love, trust, and the transformative power of family.

  5. "Crossroads" is a poignant abstract portrait of a young man at adulthood’s threshold, embodying contemplation and transition. Expressive oilstick strokes capture uncertainty and self‑reflection. His seated pose and grounded arms symbolize pause and questioning, while forged hair and bushes connect identity to environment. Inspired by The Lion King, it celebrates self‑discovery and courage.

  6. "The Contemplative Performer" is a striking abstract portrait of a young Afro‑haired boy on the brink of stardom. Expressive oilstick strokes capture humility, resilience, and vulnerability through bowed head, raised shoulders, and open shirt. Inspired by Michael Jackson and Moonwalker, the piece reflects introspection, creativity, and the challenges of pursuing passion.

  7. "So in Love" is a vibrant abstract portrait of an African maiden, embodying longing, devotion, and heritage. Bold oilstick strokes and a red forest symbolize passion and emotion. Inspired by Queen Njinga’s epic love story, the contemplative pose reflects patience and resilience, celebrating the transformative power of love and devotion.

  8. "Oh My Goodness" is a striking abstract portrait of a woman radiating confidence and resilience. Expressive oilstick strokes blend green and burnt umber hues, symbolizing growth and harmony. Her yellow Afro crown and flowing dress embody warmth, hope, and renewal. Inspired by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, the piece celebrates inner light and self‑embrace.

  9. "Surrendered Heart" is a poignant abstract oilstick portrait of a young man bowing in devotion, embodying unconditional love and vulnerability. Vibrant strokes evoke passion and surrender, dissolving boundaries of emotion. Inspired by Sankofa (1993), the piece reflects love, identity, and heritage, celebrating the transformative power of vulnerability and connection.

  10. "What Next: The Weight of Wisdom" is a thought‑provoking abstract portrait of a leader in introspection. Folded arms and bowed head symbolize responsibility and reflection, while muted grey tones evoke balance and justice. Inspired by Nelson Mandela and echoing JFK’s iconic image, the piece honors thoughtful leadership and its profound impact.

  11. "Unstoppable Dream" is a vibrant abstract oilstick painting of a ballerina leaping triumphantly, embodying passion, freedom, and resilience. Expressive strokes and colorful tones capture energy, joy, and limitless possibility. Inspired by Center Stage (2000), the piece symbolizes youth’s aspirations, perseverance, and empowerment, celebrating courage and the unstoppable pursuit of dreams.

  12. "Homage" is a serene abstract oilstick painting of a bowed figure, symbolizing humility, respect, and devotion. Gentle colors evoke peace and tranquility, while textured strokes add depth. Inspired by African traditions of honoring elders and ancestors, the piece invites reflection on community, heritage, and the transformative power of reverence.

  13. "Love's Gentle Blush" is a tender abstract oilstick portrait of a young lady shyly accepting her lover’s proposal. Subtle strokes and a soft white cloud convey vulnerability, protection, and intimacy. Inspired by Tell Me Sweet Something (2015), the piece symbolizes passion, trust, and devotion, celebrating love’s transformative power and gentle beauty.

  14. "Serenity" is a vibrant abstract oilstick portrait of a young girl with round braids, embodying calmness and innocence. Red and white hues blend in harmony, symbolizing vitality, purity, and hope. Inspired by Buchi Emecheta’s The Joys of Motherhood, the piece reflects cultural heritage, vulnerability, and the serene beauty of girlhood.

  15. "Father's Delight" is a vibrant abstract oilstick portrait of a girl in blue and white, set against reddish‑green tones symbolizing growth and harmony. Inspired by Joseph’s coat of many colors, expressive strokes convey innocence, joy, and a father’s unconditional love, celebrating the deep bond between parent and child.

  16. "Emergence" is a captivating abstract portrait of a youthful figure with a bold Afro, rendered in grey and brown oilstick strokes. Subtly suggested features emerge from mist, symbolizing identity, heritage, and self‑discovery. Inspired by Moonlight (2016), the piece evokes vulnerability, hope, and the promise of a bright future.

  17. "What Lies Ahead" by Ezedire depicts a hazy figure gliding through wheat, symbolizing life’s uncertainty and risks. Bold strokes in brown, blue, green, ochre, and purple convey energy and motion. The piece reflects perseverance, reminding viewers to embrace challenges and keep moving forward, showcasing the artist’s dynamic abstract mastery.

  18. "Queendom Demands Loyalty" is an abstract portrayal of royalty, depicting a seated female figure symbolizing a queen. Bold strokes and flamboyant hues—white, purple, red—evoke grandeur and devotion. Inspired by cultural notions of loyalty and regal imagery, the piece invites reflection on respect, power, and society’s relationship with authority.

  19. "Quiet Confidence" is a serene abstract portrait of a maiden in a stylish hat and white blouse. Expressive oilstick strokes blend pink, white, and earthy tones, symbolizing purity, heritage, and resilience. Inspired by Janie Crawford in Their Eyes Were Watching God, the piece celebrates inner strength, elegance, and self‑discovery.

  20. "Whispers of Faith" is a powerful abstract portrait of a bowed lady, her tied hair and serene posture symbolizing humility, surrender, and resilience. Wind swirls around her, evoking turmoil yet calm strength. Inspired by Celie in The Color Purple (1985), the piece reflects faith, liberation, and harmony with the universe.

  21. "Orange Son" is a philosophical abstract painting by Ezedire, depicting a youthful figure in blue against an orange background. The hazy profile, unkempt hair, and deep gaze suggest contemplation and hope. Orange symbolizes warmth and possibility, inviting viewers to ponder identity, artistry, and the son’s journey toward meaning.

  22. "Josephine" is a large abstract painting inspired by the French name meaning “God will increase.” Juxtaposed cool and warm colors symbolize hope and faith, inviting viewers to seek meaning. Ezedire’s magnetic artistry captivates through form, content, and context, reflecting a bright future and strong spiritual connotations.

  23. "Obi Is a Boy" is an abstract portrait in earth tones, depicting a young boy with a proud afro and steady gaze. His green polo symbolizes new life and possibility. Inspired by Ibo culture, the piece reflects innocence, responsibility, and identity, celebrating promise, heritage, and the journey toward manhood.

  24. "Divine Guidance" is an abstract portrait of a young woman with three hair balls and a radiant yellow halo. Her upward gaze conveys humility, surrender, and devotion. Inspired by Beloved (1998), the piece symbolizes unity, faith, and divine protection, evoking reverence and the beauty of spiritual guidance.

  25. "Little Star" is an abstract portrait of a girl in a vibrant red dress, hands on her waist, exuding confidence and poise. Bold brushstrokes and dynamic colors convey energy and movement. Inspired by Annie, the piece celebrates optimism, passion, and individuality, inviting viewers to embrace their own uniqueness and joy.

  26. "Beauty Encapsulated" is an abstract portrait of a regal woman in a radiant red gown, crowned with an Afro against a bluish background. Bold strokes evoke confidence, passion, and serenity. Inspired by Tina Turner’s journey in What’s Love Got to Do with It, the piece celebrates female strength, elegance, and cultural pride.

  27. "Hidden Jewel" is an abstract composition of color patches, inviting deep reflection and interpretation. Its elusive elements symbolize rare treasures valued once discovered. Like precious stones, hidden jewels represent rarity and esteem. In relationships, partners embody this discovery, finding lasting connection and meaning through appreciation of each other’s uniqueness.

  28. "Serenity" is an abstract portrait of a meditative woman in white, symbolizing purity, clarity, and peace. Her contemplative pose reflects spiritual growth, self‑awareness, and connection with Christ. Inspired by personal practice, the piece invites viewers into tranquility, encouraging reflection, inner harmony, and the pursuit of spiritual essence and calm.

  29. "Inner Flame" is a vibrant abstract portrait of a woman in a flowing gown, embodying passion, freedom, and creativity. Bold colors and expressive oilstick strokes evoke energy and intensity, while her confident pose symbolizes dedication. Inspired by the transformative power of passion, the piece celebrates resilience, inspiration, and unrelenting drive.

  30. "A'nger of the Tiv" is an abstract portrait of a Tiv maiden in the iconic black‑and‑white striped dress. Her sideways gaze reflects hope and anticipation, while earth tones evoke cultural heritage. The piece celebrates Tiv identity, beauty, and tradition, honoring Nigeria’s diversity and the enduring significance of ancestral culture.

  31. "Radiant Beauty" is an abstract portrait inspired by Ezedire’s wife, painted in layered blues with earthy highlights. Her knotted hair symbolizes tradition and resilience, while her poised silhouette embodies elegance and strength. The piece celebrates devotion, dignity, and the quiet power of women, capturing beauty that radiates from spirit and presence.

  32. "Exploration" portrays a woman in earthy hues, confident yet contemplative, grounded in abstract strokes of red and brown. Her afro crowns her with untamed beauty, while her poised figure radiates strength and femininity. Surrounded by limelight, she embraces self‑discovery, embodying growth, resilience, and the ongoing journey of becoming.

  33. "Awakening" portrays a woman alone in vast land beneath endless sky, clothed in flowing blue that mirrors both earth and air. Her inward posture reflects vulnerability, yet possibility stirs. The stark emptiness symbolizes challenge and silence, while her presence embodies resilience, self‑discovery, and the quiet emergence of inner strength.

  34. "Budding Youth" depicts a girl in a garden of green and orange hues, clothed in soft red. Abstract strokes capture her quiet presence, poised on the cusp of transformation. The scene symbolizes growth, possibility, and awakening beauty, reflecting nature’s patience and the promise of youth unfolding into self‑discovery.

  35. "Ireti"—meaning hope in Yoruba—is an abstract portrait of a woman cloaked in deep blue, her folded hands radiating vibrant streaks of orange, pink, and gold. The composition evokes calm strength, resilience, and quiet faith, symbolizing hope as a silent yet enduring force carried in presence and gaze.

  36. "Ibeji"—meaning twins in Yoruba—is an abstract portrait of two girls holding hands in silence. Rendered in blue oilstick strokes, their forms dissolve into emotion, symbolizing trust, unity, and soul connection. Inspired by Yoruba culture, the piece reflects timeless love, spiritual mirrors, and the quiet depth of togetherness.

  37. "When Eyes Linger" portrays a woman unsettled yet illuminated by a tender, lingering gaze. Abstract oilstick strokes in red, blue, and ivory capture blush, hesitation, and poise. The painting is not about the man, but her glow—the quiet chaos of being truly seen, and the beauty of that moment.

  38. "I’m Phenomenal" depicts a woman seated, calm and unshaken, crowned with short spikes and clothed in multicolored patterns. Yellow and blue embody strength and softness. Created with oilsticks, palette knife, and fingers, each mark reveals raw truth. She is not waiting for recognition—she knows herself, radiant and phenomenal.

  39. "Kiss Me Quickly" captures raw, spontaneous love through abstract strokes of fiery red hair and lips mid‑motion. The woman leans forward, breath touching her lover, embodying playful urgency. Inspired by the artist’s wife’s whispered phrase, the painting immortalizes intimacy, desire, and the tender rebellion of love’s unrestrained moments.

  40. "Nwata Nwoke" portrays the boy child as legacy and promise, dreamt by mothers, awaited by fathers. In African homes, he embodies hope, heirship, and continuity. Abstract strokes capture his form still emerging, yet already burdened with history and expectation—a future becoming, a face symbolizing lineage, identity, and enduring dreams.

  41. "Love Waits" portrays an abstract woman seated sideways, faceless yet universal, rendered in dominant blue against white. Her presence embodies patience, dignity, and resilience. The composition reflects the African experience of love as endurance—waiting not as weakness but strength—while surrounding white space amplifies solitude, longing, and quiet perseverance.

  42. "Egwu Ndi Nne"—“Mothers Dance” in Ibo—captures rhythm, tradition, and ancestral joy through abstract oilstick strokes. A mother’s raised hand, tilted hips, and flowing surroundings embody celebration, resilience, and divine blessing. Her faceless form symbolizes every mother, the bearer of life, whose dance affirms continuity, love, and the village’s shared rejoicing.

  43. "Hajiya" portrays a woman whose whitish headwrap frames radiant features, while her dark gown dissolves into deep blue. Light and shadow create an aura beyond portraiture, emblematic of Northern mystery and sovereignty. Crownless yet commanding, she embodies timeless royalty rooted not in ornament but in essence and quiet strength.

  44. "The Champ" portrays a boy boxer amid a storm of colors, one fist raised, the other weary. Set in Ajegunle, Lagos, the painting symbolizes struggle, resilience, and the fight to dream against poverty and doubt. His blurred form embodies endurance, courage, and the collective spirit of Nigerian fighters.

  45. "Breath of a Winner" depicts a young man in fiery strokes of orange, red, and brown, seated topless in deep‑blue shorts. His heavy breath reflects triumph’s silence—no fanfare, only stillness. The painting embodies victory beyond speed, symbolizing survival, endurance, and the quiet strength to rise again after struggle.